Auckland University of Technology
Auckland University of Technology (AUT) is a university in New Zealand, formed on 1 January 2000 when a former technical college (originally established in 1895) was granted university status. AUT is New Zealand’s third-largest university in terms of total student enrolment. It has five faculties, and an additional three specialist locations: AUT Millennium, Warkworth Radio Astronomical Observatory, and AUT Centre for Refugee Education. Data suggests that 86% of AUT’s graduates are employed full-time within nine months of graduating.
The Auckland University of Technology Admission Requirements
Bachelor’s
HSC / Intermediate Student is not eligible for direct entry, One year of successful study towards an undergraduate degree at a recognized institute, or through a Foundation year.
A level: 3A levels pass with a minimum C or higher
for Indians: 12 years of schooling and have achieved an overall average of 75% in Indian School Certificate (ISC) or All-India Senior School Certificate (AISSC) with a minimum of 60% in English.
Master’s
Minimum successfully completed bachelor’s degree in the same area of study from a recognized university
Auckland University of Technology English Language Requirements
Auckland University of Technology IELTS: 6.0 with all band 5.5 or higher ( U.G)
6.5 with all bands 6.0 or higher
TOEFL (IBT): Overall 65 with R15/ L15 / S17 / W18 (U.G)
Overall 70 with R15 / L15 / S18/ W20 (P.G)
PTE: overall 35 for undergraduate
overall 42 for Postgraduate
The Auckland University of Technology Fee
The Auckland University of Technology Bachelor’s Programs
Arts Degree: 33,000 – 35,400
B o Architecture: 40,000
Business Degree: 33,000 – 34,900
Engineering Degree: 42,300 – 42,400
Education: 30,400 – 35,900
Health Sciences: 34,900
B o Law: 33,800
Medicine: 35,200
B o Nursing: 36,700
B o Physiotherapy: 39,000
Psychology: 30,400 – 35,400
Science Degree: 35,400 – 39,000
Bachelor of Arts & Business in Social Sciences (Conjoint Program): 33,000
Bachelor of Health Science in Oral Health: 43,400
B o Environmental Science: 36,200
B o Data Science: 35,400
The Auckland University of Technology Master’s Programs
Arts Degree: 32,400 – 39,200
M o Architecture: 40,000
Business Degree: 33,300
Engineering Degree: 38,800 – 42,100
Education: 32,900
M o Law: 35,400
Medicine: 39,000
Science Degree: 38,800 – 58,500
M o Engineering project management: 42,100
M o Environmental Science: 39,000
The Auckland University of Technology MBA: 33,300
M o Business Management: 49,950
M o Global Business: 49,950
Psychology: 32,400
Nursing: 39,100 – 39,700
Physiotherapy: 39,100
MPH: 39,100
The Auckland University of Technology Scholarships
AUT Undergraduate Scholarships
Closing date:15/06/2022
                    15/11/2022
June and November each year subject to funding availability
Value of Award: $7,000 contribution to fees
No. of awards: Varies depending on funding
Tenure: The scholarship is awarded for one year only.
Selection criteria:
Applicants must be studying at AUT and be completing their second, fourth or sixth semester of study at the time of application. Applicants should normally either:
(a) achieve a GPA of 7.0 (A-) across a minimum of 120pts in the year of application ( 80% – 84% )
or
(b) have either contributed at a high level to the University or community or have proven financial hardship and achieved a minimum GPA of 6.5 (B+/A-) across a minimum of 120pts in the year of application ( 75% – 79% )
How do students apply?
Application is through the AUT online scholarship portal from early October or early May each year.
All documentation must be received by the closing date.
A one-page personal statement outlining the applicant’s academic goals and career aspirations.
Applicants must state why they believe they merit the scholarship.
New Zealand AUT-NCUK Excellence Scholarship
Closing date: 31/05/2022
30/11/2022
May and November each year
Value: 10,000
Selection Criteria:
1. Applicants must be full-fee-paying international students
2. Applicants must have a current and valid conditional or unconditional offer to study at an AUT program (Undergraduate level or above, excluding doctoral and at least 120 points)
- Applicants will be asked to provide their AUT Student ID in the box provided on the application form.
- Scholarships are available on academic merit.
- Applicants with an equivalent B Average or above in their most recent NCUK program (International Foundation Year, International Year One, or Pre-Master’s Programme) is required
- Returning AUT students (i.e., students who have already commenced study at AUT) are not considered for application
- Applicants must declare if they have applied for other forms of scholarships internally (i.e., awarded by AUT) and externally (e.g., government scholarships).
The selection committee will take this into consideration.
How do students apply?
Application is through the AUT online scholarship portal.
Applicants must complete the New Zealand AUT-NCUK Excellence Scholarships application form through the AUT Scholarships Database from the link on this page.
The aspirant will be asked to indicate under which category (select one only) they wish to be considered and must meet the eligibility criteria under which they are applying. Applicants are required to upload:
1. Detailed academic transcript with a grading scale of the most recent qualification from NCUK
2. Graduation certificate or evidence of completion from NCUK; 3. Current and valid conditional or unconditional offer to study at an AUT program.
All documentation must be uploaded by the closing date otherwise the application will be considered ineligible.
